"Angelitos Negros" was the title song of a Mexican film released in 1948. The song later became a standard, and this week's mix features versions by Eartha Kitt, Roberta Flack and Cat Power.
"One More Time" by The Clash is also featured this week with covers by Haale and The Fiery Furnaces to accompany the original.
"At Last" was written for the 1941 film Orchestra Wives and performed in that film by Glenn Miller and his orchestra with vocals by Ray Eberle and Pat Friday. It soon became a standard, with the most famous version by Etta James. This week's mix features versions by Stevie Wonder and Aretha Franklin.
The rest: the original album version of the Steely Dan and Otis Redding-sampling "Eye Know" by De La Soul, the wry "Women Women Women" by Shelley Lee And His Alleycats, the country-tinged "One Of These Days" by The Velvet Underground, the single non-album version of "Since You're In Love" by Jesse Malin, the psychedelic "Flowers In the Sky" by Revolving Paint Dream, the Spinners-sampling "Any Emcee" by Nine, a cover of The Jackson 5's "I Want You Back" by Esso Trinidad Steel Band, the upbeat "Believe" by Q-Tip with D'Angelo, the soul obscurity "You Look So Good" by Twilight, the suggestive "Humpin' Hard Pt. 2" by Sky's The Limit, the wistful "Lost Love" by Fats Waller and the first take of Otis Redding's definitive update of the Tin Pan Alley standard "Try A Little Tenderness".
